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Cascaded probabilistic tracking with supervised dictionary learning
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We present a cascaded probabilistic tracking approach by using supervised dictionary learning. Our approach incorporates the background context around the target into the sparse appearance model for representing appearance variation approximately. Then we learn a compact dictionary by a supervised learning method for discriminative representation of the target. In order to achieve good tracking performance, we employ a cascaded filter to estimate the tracking result using the variance filter and sparse observation model in the particle filter framework. First, particles denoting target candidates are sampled from the sequential posterior state distribution. Second, the variance filter is adopted as a measure for filtering out particles that belong to uniform background region. Finally, the particles are estimated with the sparse observation model by considering matching relevancy of basis vectors and reconstruction error simultaneously. Furthermore, we adopt an adaptive update scheme by updating the surrounding templates to alleviate tracking drift. The experimental results demonstrate the favorable performance of our approach by comparing with state-of-the-art approaches on numerous challenging sequences. (C) 2015 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Visual tracking
Cascaded filtering
Supervised dictionary learning
Particle filter
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